Monthly Archives: November 2005
Bridging the Vista Graphics Gap
Graphics performance, which has long been an afterthought for most corporate PCs and many consumers, will move to the forefront with the launch of...
Anybody Notice that Googles Applications Aint So Good?
Remember when Gmail debuted? It was slick, it was powerful, and Googles surreptitious "invite-only" soft-launch smacked of breezy insouciance. What a cool company, what...
Zimbras Open-Source Shared Calendar Supports RSS
Zimbra Inc. on Tuesday launched what it claims is the first open-source group scheduling calendar—and with it comes the first publicly available release of...
Democrats Outline Innovation Agenda
Democrats in Congress proclaimed an aggressive plan today to improve the nations standing in technological innovation, and many of the priorities outlined mirror recommendation...
Forrester Forum Points to Globalization Success Stories
BOSTON—In response to the pressures of globalization, corporations must develop a networked worldwide business model based on a flexible technology architecture. That was the...
CA Enhances Unicenter Components
LAS VEGAS—Computer Associates International Inc. on Monday at CA World sought to build momentum behind its Enterprise IT Management initiative by officially launching 26...
AMD Shoots for Quad Cores
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is planning for quads.
The Sunnyvale, Calif., chip maker is aiming to roll out a quad-core-capable processor family during 2007 and...
Sun Claims UltraSPARC T1 CPU Speedy, Eco-Friendly
SAN FRANCISCO—Sun Microsystems Inc. Monday introduced the UltraSPARC T1 multithreading CPU, formerly code-named Niagara, that it claims is not only fast, but is good...
CA Offers Peek at Smart Phone Manager, Wireless Developments
LAS VEGAS—Beyond Computer Associates International Inc.s Enterprise IT Management launch, chief technology officer Yogesh Gupta treated attendees here to a sneak peak of new...
Microsoft Encourages IT Pros to Get Social
At this weeks IT Forum in Barcelona, Microsoft Corp. is expected to take the wraps off a new Web site aimed at making social-networking...